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Million Dollar Smile
# Million Dollar Smile
Have You Ever Wondered What You Would
Look Like With A "Million Dollar Smile"?
Did you know the quality of your smile
has a more direct effect on your personal
(and business) relationships than any
other part of your appearance? In fact, 88% of all people in North
America say they always remember
someone with an
especially attractive
smile. Not only that, 75% agree an unattractive smile can seriously hurt a per-
son's chances for financial
success. Perhaps, that's why more than half of the
adults in Amenca wish they could change
their smile. Some adults want to correct
problems they have had since childhood
like discolored, crooked or irregular-
shaped teeth. Others want to fix conditions they've developed over time, like
cracked,
worn-down and
discolored
teeth. There is good reason for this. You
see... Your Smile Can Make
Or Break You! For hundreds of years, all the way from
Mona Lisa lo lodays cover giris, the
absence or presence of a dazzling smile
has always carried great significance. It is
a reliable indication of a person's sense of
well-being and has an enormous impact
on a person's health, self-esteem... and... both personal and business relationships. Here's a little-known fact: The facial
muscles involved in smiling are hard-
wired to receptors in the human brain. Therefore, every time you smile, your
brain releases chemicals responsible for
putting you in a better mood. Not only
that, those same chemicals are then carried through your bloodstream to every
organ in your body and give you a sense
of well-being. Therefore...
It Is Literally Impossible To
Smile Without Simultaneously
Elevating Your Mood! Plus, it makes that people feel better
also. It makes them more attracted to you. More disposed to like you. More cager to
do business with you. More eager to help
you with any kind of favor you need
So, if a smile is so important, why don't
more people smile... and... why don't they
smile more often? The
answer
is
simple: They are
ashamed of their teeth! There are many reasons people don't
like the appearance of their teeth: For
example,
some people have teeth too
small or too crooked. Others have teeth
which are gapped or overlapped. Some
teeth suffer from stains and discoloration. Some are
chipped,
broken
and
wor
down. Some people have teeth which are
twisted and
misaligned
And almost
everyone wishes their teeth were whiter! That's the bad news. The good news is,
every single one of these problems can
now be corrected by a skilled cosmetic
dentist in an average of only twe visits. Of course, not every dentist can do this. In fact, the vast majority of dentists specialize in other areas of dentistry like root
canals, orthodontics, dentures,
implants
and so on. However, if you look hard
enough (and you know what to look for)
you can find a dentist who can do every-
thing described above so expertly and... so quickly... in an average of only two
visits, you end up with a smile that will
light up an room. Plus, there is at least
one dentist in the Dallas/Ft.
Worth area
who makes this his speciality. We'll talk about this special dentist a
little later. But first, let's talk about people's most common concern about their
teeth... which is... how white they are... or... more accurately, how white they are
not Do you know how a jeweler grades a
diamond? They do it on cut, clarity and
color. The way a jeweler grades the color
(the whiter, the better)... is... he holds a
teeth look. I'm going to set up a little table
here that shows how dentists rank teeth
from worst to best, worst being grade 1
and best being grade 16. Here we go:
been brushing with toothpaste
like the toothpaste maybe nad
A little better. Maybe the tooth-
little less nicotine... and... a it-
mostly brown but, looks like it
a very weak dab of real tooth-
5 A3.5 What's with the "3.5a? Maybe
grade (D4) looks better than
me. Who knows?1